The IXION windowless jet which makes its interior transparent using display panels that cover most of the cabin. The concept airplane interior created by Technicon Design—uses external cameras to capture a 360-degree panoramic view of the exterior, which is adjusted for perspective and displayed on the cabin's walls. Check out the video!

“Enter Pyongyang” is another stunning collaboration between city-­branding pioneer JT Singh and flow-motion videographer Rob Whitworth. Blending time-lapse photography, acceleration and slow motion, HD and digital animation, they have produced a cutting‐edge panorama of a city hardly known, but one emerging on the visitor’s landscape as North Korea’s opening unfolds. North Korea was the last country seemingly immune to change—but no longer. Recent years have witnessed mobile phone penetration, a surge in tourists, and even a marathon. Numerous special economic zones have been launched in cooperation with China, Russia, and South Korea, with railways planned linking all countries in the region. “Enter Pyongyang” captures not just the city, but this dynamism and sense of potential.

These incredible photos taken by Vadim Makhorov and Vitaliy Raskalov, the two Russian daredevils who climbed the second tallest building in the world—the 2132-foot Shanghai Tower. Go to their sites, you can see more other awesome urban exploration photographs.

Designer Lee Jinyoung of i-clue design has created a mini silicone skull to brew your tea."The story of Buddhist Master Wonhyo drinking water from a skull was the motive for the design of the skull tea infuser. Wonhyo felt extremely thirsty one night, and drank from a human skull full of brackish water. The truth that he had drunk water from a skull remained unchanged after he learned the truth about the water the next morning; therefore, he realized the truth that everything is created by one’s own mind. This product reflects the desire to feel Wonhyo’s significant meaning of life and have fun while taking a short time to drink tea in daily life. "

Grandpa’s FireGrill, made from stainless steel, it features wire mechanism attaches the grill securely to any stick, holding your food safely inside and it can be locked in place when folded out and used as a gridiron.

The Chameleon Glasses($11) give you the ability to look in different directions, with each eye being independent from the other. You can even look behind you with the included side mirrors."See the world like a chameleon using these unique goggles. Rotate the eyes to see in multiple directions and even see behind you using the hidden side mirrors."